Identity Forge documentation
Identity Forge is a branding pipeline for coding agents and web builders. Browse curated design kits, refine them in Studio, and export complete brand systems (tokens, typography, motifs, DESIGN.md) that your agent can build from.
Free to use. 69 of 79 design kits are free, with all 6 export formats, the CLI, the MCP server, and the API. No account required.
What you get
A design kit is not a color palette. It is a complete brand system:
- 28 semantic color tokens (light and dark)
- Typography (heading + body font pairing, type scale)
- Layout and spacing rules
- Elevation, shapes, and border radius
- Distinctive motifs and visual patterns
- Do's and don'ts for visual consistency
- Iconography and imagery direction
- Agent rules: explicit instructions your coding agent follows
Every kit exports as CSS variables, Tailwind config, DESIGN.md (the agent-readable format), shadcn/ui registry, JSON tokens, and style dictionary.
Surfaces
| Surface | What it does |
|---|---|
| Web app | Browse, preview, and refine kits in the browser |
| CLI | Install and export kits from the terminal |
| MCP server | Give your coding agent direct access to the kit catalog |
| API | Programmatic access to kits, search, and exports |
| Studio | Visual editor for kit customization |
Next steps
- Getting started to install your first kit in under a minute
- Design kits for what kits contain and how to choose one
- Best practices for getting polished results from kits
- Recommended stack for the component libraries, enforcement rules, and review flow that keep kits consistent